The Doors Drummer John Densmore’s Former Hollywood Hills Home Lists for $2.19M
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Rock and roll lives on in the history of this Tudor-inspired 1938 home in Hollywood Hills. Previously owned by The Doors drummer and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member John Densmore, the home played host to band rehearsals downstairs in a room made from the garage. Led by frontman Jim Morrison, the LA-born 1960s band could be seen rehearsing through the windows, where neighbors would often watch them playing.
Tucked away in Laurel Canyon with views overlooking Los Angeles from downtown all the way to the Pacific Ocean, the 1,813 square foot residence sits on an 8,495 square foot lot with three bedrooms. Famous past neighbors of the canyon include old Hollywood movie stars such as Ginger Rogers, Errol Flynn, Laurence Olivier, and Mary Astor, as well as singers Carole King and Joni Mitchell.
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Currently on the market for $2,199,000, the home is centrally located near Hollywood nightlife, with famous Sunset Strip boutiques, restaurants and historic LA spots such as The Comedy Store and Chateau Marmont are just down the hill.
The current seller is supervising sound editor Stephanie Flack, who is known for her work on films such as The Matrix Resurrections and Retribution. The home is listed by Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties by agent Susan K. Sanford.
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